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Discover the national park by the bays by sea! The ports of Lahemaa provide a great opportunity for this.We have made your life easier by compiling a list of members of the tourism association where you can stop with a boat to stretch your legs and explore the surroundings. Each [...]
On the north-south axis of the neighboring countries Estonia and Latvia, there are three completely distinct wonderlands for nature-loving individuals: Lahemaa and Soomaa National Parks in Estonia and Gauja National Park in Latvia. All of them are blessed with ancient and pristine nature, each in its own way. The jewels [...]
Again and again, we are asked whether it makes sense to visit Lahemaa in the autumn. The beach life in Võsu has calmed down, and life in the captain’s village of Käsmu is not bustling. However, the off-season has its own charm. In this post, we highlight why Lahemaa is [...]
Ah, what to do in Lahemaa during the summer? In Estonia’s oldest and largest national park, the tourism season is in full swing and there are plenty of activities. In addition to popular hiking trails, Lahemaa offers experiences through local tourism providers. We have compiled a medley of activities from [...]
The year 2025 brought global recognition to Lahemaa The year 2025 was busy and successful for the Lahemaa Tourism Association. In its sixth year of operation, the association continued extensive tourism collaboration, and Lahemaa once again gained international attention as a sustainable tourism destination. Since its establishment, the association has [...]
Lahemaa National Park Turns 55 This year, Lahemaa National Park celebrates its 55th anniversary. Estonia’s oldest and largest national park is a place where diverse nature, rich cultural heritage, and a vibrant community meet. Lahemaa is not just a beautiful natural landscape – it is also home to thousands of [...]
Our Lahemaa Stories and Places: Käsmu Peninsula The Käsmu Peninsula is unique among the Lahemaa peninsulas in that it has only one village – Käsmu, with about 150 inhabitants. It is primarily known as the village of captains, but also as a beloved summer retreat for artists, writers, and scientists. [...]
Our Lahemaa Stories and Places: Juminda Peninsula The westernmost of Lahemaa’s four peninsulas is named after its oldest village at the tip – Juminda, which is associated with several legends. Today, Juminda Peninsula is famous across Estonia for its active community – led by locals, there are the Leesi village [...]
Our Lahemaa Stories and Places: Vergi Peninsula The Vergi Peninsula is a place where the sea, forest, and old coastal villages form a cohesive whole. The most famous settlement here is Võsu – a beloved resort with a long sandy beach and summer cottages. On the other side of the [...]
